Mask Painting Singapore

Mask Painting Singapore

Mask making or mask painting in Singapore can be very fun for both adults and children, not to mention that this is also a wonderful project for the whole family. Mask painting can fit into almost all holidays from Christmas elf masks to Easter bunny masks, and Mardi Gras masks.

You can buy masks made of various materials, such as cardboard, paper, foam, and plastic. All you need are some simple materials and a bit of creativity.

To decorate a mask, first, you will need to prepare the area by covering it with plastic sheeting or newspapers. You can also repurpose your old shower curtain and use it as a table covering. Fill the water bucket and have lots of paper towels or rags to wipe up spills of paint or water. Set up your markers, paints, and brushes.

Cover the mask blanks with a coat of gesso to prepare them for painting. Plastic masks must be sprayed with a plastic-fusion spray paint coat in black or white or you can rough up the plastic mask with a little sandpaper and cover it with gesso. Let the prep coat dry completely.

To paint a decorative mask, start with a picture or pattern of what you want the mask to look like. Then, paint the decorations on the mask using clear acrylic spray paint. Let each coat dry for an hour between coats. Finally, use different techniques like stenciling, China painting, tole painting, or other decorative painting methods to make your mask unique.

You can make some more embellishing on your mask by adding glitter, decoupage designs, sequins, feathers, ribbons, or gems. You can mount the mask on a handle if you need it for hand-carrying use. A ribbon or elastic may also be placed at both sides of the mask for tying it to the head. You can also use masks as wall decorations by putting a hanger or hook at the back of the mask.

These are just a few pointers you have to remember when it comes to masking painting in Singapore. But, if you wish to learn more techniques that can take your mask painting experience to a whole new level, then, a workshop for mask painting in Singapore is your best bet.

Contact Artisan Han’s, the Best Art Learning Centre managed by Artists in Singapore to know more about our mask painting workshop in Singapore!

Other Mix Media Art We Provide

You may be interested in the other Mix Media Art we conduct as follows:

• Batik Painting 
• Tote Bag Painting
• Candle Design Making
• Clay Making
• Clock Painting
• Keychain Making
• Snow Globe Making
• Lantern Making
• Glass Painting
• Porcelain Paint

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